Domestic Violence Forms

A recommendation and order of appointment for a guardian ad litem.

A notice to a defendant to appear in court to answer a complaint.

A notice to a defendant to appear in court to answer a complaint.

A request for emergency relief by the court.

A request for temporary and permanent no contact order.

The court will determine if the defendant is in civil or criminal contempt.

The court will determine if the defendant is in civil or criminal contempt.

Details findings and orders by the court.

Details findings and orders by the court.

Information that may allow law enforcement agencies to locate and more quickly identify the persons involved in this case and to enforce the provisions of this Order more effectively.

List of forms and steps that will need to be taken to obtain a protective order.

A request that the court issue an order requiring the defendant to appear and show cause, if any, why he/she should not be held in contempt for violating a No-Contact Order.

Notice of a hearing seeking authorization to dispose of surrendered weapons.

A request that the court issue an order that requires the defendant to appear and to show cause, if any, why the defendant should not be held in contempt for failure to comply with the court’s Order.

A request that the court authorize the return of surrendered weapons.

The court will either renew, modify or set aside the order.

The court will either renew or set aside the order.

A hearing on the claim that the plaintiff has suffered unlawful conduct by the defendant.

Notice of date and time to appear before a district court judge.

Notice of a hearing for a complaint alleging that a party has committed acts of domestic violence against the plaintiff and/or the plaintiff’s minor child(ren).

Notice of a hearing for a complaint alleging that a party has committed unlawful acts of stalking or nonconsensual sexual conduct against the plaintiff.

Setting a new date and time for the hearing.

Setting a new date and time for the hearing.

The court will determine whether law enforcement can dispose of surrendered firearms.

The court will consider whether there is good cause to renew the order.

The court will consider if there is good cause to renew the order.

A court finds probable cause to believe that a party is in contempt for willfully violating a Domestic Violence Protective Order.

A request by a person protected by a domestic violence protective order issued in a state other than North Carolina.

A claim that the plaintiff has suffered unlawful conduct by the defendant.